A normal screenshot only grabs what is on screen. To capture a whole web page, including everything below the fold, you need a full-page (scrolling) screenshot. Every major browser can do this without an extension.
Chrome & Edge (built-in)
- Open the page, then press
F12to open DevTools. - Press
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Pto open the command menu. - Type screenshot and choose Capture full size screenshot. The full page saves as a PNG.
Firefox (built-in)
Right-click an empty part of the page and choose Take Screenshot, then Save full page. Firefox stitches the whole page into one image.
Turn it into a shareable link
Once you have the full-page PNG, open sshot.online, drop the file in, and copy the link. Full-page captures can be tall — if the file is over the 3 MB limit, see our fixes for a screenshot that will not upload.
When you only need part of a page
If you just want one section rather than the entire page, the browser extension lets you select a region of the current tab, annotate it, and get a link in one click — no scrolling capture needed. For basic single-screen shots, our guide on taking a screenshot on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook covers the keyboard shortcuts.